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Patients phoning with COVID 19 seeking advice should NOT PHONE the practice but should phone NHS111. Patients should expect a return call between 1 – 4 hours

The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are a new continuous cough and/or a fever/high temperature (37.8C or greater).

If you’ve developed a new continuous cough and/or a fever/high temperature in the last 7 days, stay at home for 7 days from the start of your symptoms even if you think your symptoms are mild. Do not go to your GP, pharmacy or hospital.

Phone 111 if your symptoms:

• have not improved after 7 days
• are severe or you have shortness of breath
• worsen during home isolation

You should also phone 111 if you develop breathlessness or it worsens, especially if you:

• are 70 years old or over
• have underlying poor health
• have heart or lung problems
• have a weakened immune system, including cancer
• have diabetes

If you have a medical emergency, phone 999 and tell them you have COVID-19 symptoms.

There is a dedicated Coronavirus Helpline on: 0800 028 2816

Isolation note

• Online Isolation notes are now available, if you need a note for your employer:  Get an isolation note
• Follow the instructions and download & print the note or have it emailed to you or your employer.

Latest guidance about COVID-19 from NHS Scotland and the Scottish Government, including social distancing and stay at home advice.

Glasgow COVID helpline

A new helpline for people in Glasgow seeking support during the Covid-19 crisis has been launched by public and voluntary sector partners.

>>  Further information about the Glasgow COVID helpline